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Satellites find deep canyons beneath thick ice in Antarctica
Researchers have found an internal structure of thick ice in Antarctica, which can then recalculate the thickness of the ice layers here.
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USS-Virginia - American steel fist in the ocean
Special construction materials, with unique aerodynamic design combined with water jet engines, help Virginia submarines operate much more smoothly than competitors.
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Bicycle models on the unique water of the ancients
Water bicycles appeared from the 1800s, some models have unique designs and are also patented.
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10 secrets to survive and everyone needs to know to help you escape in a narrow distance
Do you believe it, sometimes falling into force majeure, even seemingly trivial things can save you.
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Theories about how to build pyramids in ancient Egypt
Let's review some of the theories scientists have made about how to build pyramids.
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Why does hot lumps reconfigure water?
Water flow in hot water is one of the most common phenomena during use. However, this problem is not too serious but it is not comfortable for users.
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The culprit made the
The shot from above reveals a unique algae that turns China's salt lake into a 7-color rainbow.
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Very good idea of the manufacturer in every cup of noodles that few people know
If there is a free time, you can cut the cup of instant noodles and verify this: squeezing instant noodles never touch the bottom of the cup.
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Explaining the phenomenon of foaming sand like boiling water
The phenomenon of flowing and bubbling sand in some scientific experiments is actually due to pumping air into the sand, the Mother Nature Network reported on September…
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The story of 'monster' Gustave - one of the 3 most feared legends in history
For more than 20 years, people near Lake Tanganyika in Burundi have always been frightened by the onslaught of one of the world's largest freshwater crocodiles.
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The pavement heaved as if breathing after an earthquake
The cracked asphalt road rises and falls as if it was squeezed by a large underground lung in Morelos, Mexico, and Sun yesterday reported.
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Natural phenomena make the scientific world headache
Bloodfalls in Antarctica, dirty lightning storms, walking rocks are natural phenomena that make scientists take years to find the source.
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Hurricane Irma drained seawater, a rare phenomenon of surreality
Strange images from the Bahamas show that the coast is farther back than usual, to reveal the place where the ocean floor is usually!
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America: Cars were nearly burned down by the driver to forget the water bottle in the car and the lesson for all of us.
The man's car was nearly burned when the water bottle was left on the passenger seat on a hot day.
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3 'water monsters' existed in life before dinosaurs appeared
About 230 million years ago, dinosaurs began to branch from their ancestors and began to dominate the ground. But they are not the first species to appear.